Giulio Bolletta is the youngest member of the dzineelements team. He is finishing a degree in Business Administration from the University of Perugia. He has a strong connection with the furniture and design industry from an early age thanks to his family. At the moment, his role is giving support in the sales and customer service areas. He mainly interacts with end-users and interior design studios. He aims to provide the very best solutions to satisfy customer demands and requests for their interior design projects. In his free time, he enjoys watching European football, traveling around the States, and reading about politics and fashion’s latest trends (his biggest passion!).
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